The 17,250 occurrences of damn

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To say that his present work is an improvement upon his last would be to damn it with a fainter praise than it deserves.

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I saw it--and what I saw left me divided between admiration and--well, damn it all!--sadness.

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"Get out, damn you!" roared Von Steyr.

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"You're damn' right!

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_Cibber_ shall foremost in thy Satyrs stand; His Plays succeed, and thine was justly damn'd.

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"But damn it!"

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"_Oh, we're bound for the Hamburg show, To see the elephant and the wild kangaroo, An' we'll all stick together In fair or foul weather, For we're going to see the damn show through!_" On the settee a sallow young man is shaking the ice in a whisky-and-soda into a nervous tinkle as he talks: "There's nothing they can do against this new gas....

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"_Oh we're going to the Hamburg show To see the elephant and the wild kangaroo, And we'll all stick together In fair or foul weather, For we're going to see the damn show through!_" CHAPTER II Before going to bed Martin had seen the lighthouses winking at the mouth of the Gironde, and had filled his lungs with the new, indefinably scented wind coming off the land.

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"Damn fool business."

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"Say, fellers, that was damn near," came a voice from the floor of the barn.

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"Ye damn fool, it's carbide."

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"Damn foolishness," muttered Tom Randolph in his rich Southern voice.

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"Why don't those damn gunners go to sleep and let us go to sleep?...

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It even disgusts the perfectly stupid damn-fool people, like Higgins, who believes that the Bible was written in God's own handwriting and that the newspapers tell the truth."

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"Too damn sleepy," came Randolph's voice from under a blanket.

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"I know, but damn it!"

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"I want to see; damn it....

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Damn fool idea, putting a dressing-station over an ammunition dump."

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"By damn, they're nervy.

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Damn those guns."

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"Damn, I ran into a tree.

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"Damn," said Tom Randolph.

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Damn this gas!"

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ye God-damn sons of bitches, get out of the way."

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"Damn this gas."

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"Damn those dirty Fords.

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"Damn hog."

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Damn this rain!"

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I couldn't see a God-damn thing; it was so black and I was so nerved up.

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Damn!

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Damn it!

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"Well, damn my soul!"

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"I don't care a damn who you are," roared Ward, much incensed.

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"Why, why, damn it, man!" exclaimed Warren.

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They understood all right the humour of things when somebody (not a clever one) said "Damn," but I wonder how many of them appreciated the symbolic force of the term _épicier_, or grasped the purport of _Quem deus vult perdere prius dementat_.

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As for the prologue, it is an invitation to the dullards to damn the play, and is anything but serenely confident.

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The danger's great in these censorious days, When critics are so rife to venture praise: When the infectious and ill-natured brood Behold, and damn the work, because 'tis good, And with a proud, ungenerous spirit, try To pass an ostracism on poetry.

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Armed with keen satire and with pointed wit, We threaten you who do for judges sit, To save our plays, or else we'll damn your pit.

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Damn her, let her go, and a good riddance.

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Damn your morals.

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Damn your morals; I must revenge the affront done to my honour.

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Damn your pity!--but let me be calm a little.

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Women and wits are used e'en much at one, You gain your end, and damn 'em when you've done.

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Let nature work, and do not damn too soon, For life will struggle long e'er it sink down: And will at least rise thrice before it drown.

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Damn her:--she'll think to meet him in that dressing-room.

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The vizor-masks, that are in pit and gallery, Approve, or damn, the repartee and raillery.

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May God eternally damn his soul if he tries to steal her from me!"

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I've never made any concessions to reach these damn scientists, and I don't intend to begin now.

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"Damn you, anyway.

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"Damn the control!

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It seems most contrary to his goodness and wisdom, to have such an end of eternal predestination before him, in the creating of so many, to make men for nothing, but to damn them?

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It was not his great end of creating wicked men to damn them, or creating righteous men to save them, but both are for a further and higher end,-for himself and his own glory.

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"Anybody know how to make this damn thing work?"

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"Damn it, it's got to be stopped."

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"Damn it!"

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"I'm a thinkin',"--puff-puff--"that when you sink a hundred feet below the surface,"--puff-puff--"you won't git a damn thing."

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"You suppose right," Bruce answered hotly as he stood up, "but I'm no damn pauper.

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If he accomplished the feat he would be lauded as a marvel of nerve and skill and shrewdness, if he failed he would be known in the terse language of Meadows as "One crazy damn fool."

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They only obeyed the word of command, and they fought like heroes," but he was cut short by an English officer with an Oxford drawl: "Damn sympathizing with the swine!

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"Don't go to gettin' too damn nosey, Hal," he said in his always agreeable voice.

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"And watch out that no game protector and none of that damn millionaire's wardens see you in the woods.

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"Down with that gun, damn you!" repeated the voice, breathless from running.

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Take your damn junk and let my girl go.

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"What does that count for -- what does any damn thing count for against you, girlie?"

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-- damn it all----" "And Jake?

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And, as Clinch squatted there, murderously intent, ever the fixed obsession burned in his fever brain, stirring his thin lips incessant muttering, -- a sort of soundless invocation, part chronicle, part prayer: "O God A'mighty, in your big, swell mansion up there, all has went contrary with me sence you let that there damn millionaire, Harrod, come into this here forest.

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"The packet!" he panted, "-- quick, yeh dirty little cat, 'r'I'll break yeh head off'n yeh damn neck!"

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Drap-a that-a gun damn quick!"

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You tell-a me queeck or I blow-a your damn head off!"

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Damn!

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Damn!

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"For me," he said excitedly, "long time I have worry in this-a damn wood!

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"Damn!

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Damn!

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_Damn!_ Me, I find me Beck.

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You tell-a heem Nick Salzar is no damn fool.

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Damn!

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Damn!" panted Salzar, in convulsive fury as Smith freed his left arm and struck him in the face.

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"I tell you what I want ver' damn quick.

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I say to you run ver' damn quick.

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"Damn it," said Darragh, disgusted, "-- that's what they've been trailing all the while across-woods, -- that devilish dog-otter yonder.

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... Only those damn dog---- And now he shall die an' rot -- that fat Sard -- all by himse'f, parbleu!

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-- a million francs in gems that shine like festering stars in this damn wood till the world end.

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"'Bon,' said I, 'Clinch, he have seen your damn smoke!'

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'Clinch he shall shoot and be damn to him.

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Quintana said softly: "Me, I have enough already of this damn woods.

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You shall remain in thees damn wood like ver' dead old rat that is all wormy.

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You, my gendarme frien' -- _you,_ my frien' Smith -- turn your damn backs -- han's up high!

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I blow your damn head off if you stir before the hour.

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... After that -- well, follow and be damn!"

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-- Capture of the thieves -- Marooned -- Cross country to jail -- Arrival in Dickinson -- "The only damn fool" ............. 365 Chapter XXIII.

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"Come on, ye damn bully!" she exclaimed.

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"That's damn funny.

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"Take that damn foot away!" she cried in tones that meant business.

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"Yes, damn you, it'll go off!

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"My memory is getting damn poor," declared the carpenter.

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You are the only real damn fool in the county."

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"Damn that fellow," says Mackworth, stamping, "by Jove, I'll be even with him some day."

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Neither is it a dream of a nation of stained-glass angels, who never say damn, who always love their neighbors better than themselves, and who never need to work unless they wish to.--_Robert Blatchford._ By this time, friend Jonathan, you have, I hope, got rid of the notion that Socialism is a ready-made scheme of society which a few wise men have planned, and which their followers are trying to get adopted.

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"Damn you," said Campbell to Chapman; "you are the ---- ---- of a ---- that has come down here to stir up trouble among us fellows.

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